Examples of using Implementation of that directive in English and their translations into Dutch
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A key role was attributed to ENISA in supporting the implementation of that Directive.
As it is, the implementation of that directive is still suspended in France,
No 45/2001 is the implementation of that directive at European level.
The implementation of that directive remains incomplete in a number of Member States
Article 1 of the First Directive mainly contains provisions which concern the implementation of that Directive.
It was clearly visible in the draft report on the implementation of that directive and was indeed highlighted in the discussions that led to its adoption in the Committee on Employment and Social Affairs.
Spain are not members, but they will be eligible to join on implementation of that directive.
The experience from the implementation of that Directive has shown that there is a need for stronger monitoring
these apply from the date of implementation of that directive.
It is therefore important to scrutinise the implementation of that Directive and the enforcement Directive 2014/67/EU in the context of the planned worker mobility package to ensure coherent and efficient enforcement.
at the same time, possible to resolve any problems to which the implementation of that directive might give rise.
the Commission is supposed to examine, following the implementation of that Directive, the functioning of the internal market in financial services in respect of the marketing of those services.
latter indicates progress but also major delays in the implementation of that Directive in most Member States.
The practical implementation of that Directive showed that some adjustments to the Community-wide recognition of organisations might have contributed greatly towards the strengthening of such a system while simplifying the monitoring
including those issued before the implementation of that Directive in national legislation, have to be mutually recognised.
will not represent any negative interference with regard to the implementation of that directive.
the problems encountered due to fragmented transposition and implementation of that Directive, which have blocked it from achieving both its objectives, i.e. a high
The Directive is designed, firstly, to correct some anomalies which have come to light since the last amendment of Directive 67/548/EEC and, secondly, to make for more effective implementation of that Directive.
Implementation of that Directive has demonstrated the importance of limiting systemic risk inherent in such systems stemming from the different influence of several jurisdictions,
Provisions on enforcement measures should be without prejudice to the competencies of independent public national authorities established by the Member States pursuant to Article 28 of Directive 95/46/EC to monitor the respect of national provisions adopted in implementation of that Directive.
Article 9 of Council Directive 1999/37/EC of 29 April 1999 on the registration documents for vehicles5 provides that Member States are to assist one another in the implementation of that Directive and may exchange information at bilateral
the guarantee of the labour rights of posted workers, and the implementation of that directive on the ground.
The proposal builds on the experience with e-signature Directive and the problems encountered due to fragmented transposition and implementation of that Directive, which have blocked it from achieving its objectives.
entrusted with the task of discussing and resolving issues related to the implementation of that Directive.
take account of experience gained in the implementation of that Directive by the Member States,
to assist the Commission by facilitating the harmonised implementation of that Directive through regular consultations,
since that regulation could not in any event prejudice the measures taken by the Member States for the implementation of that directive.
obliges Member States to assist each other in the implementation of that Directive, and allows them to exchange information,